St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-16
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
4 GENTS WANTED to handle the new Chem
n zeal Ink Erasing Pencil; greatest novelty
ever produced; grasses ink in two seconds, no
abras OF paper 200 to 500 per cent. profit. One
agents sales amounted 10 $500 in one week;
another $50 in two hours; territory absolutely
free; salary TO good mem no lady need answer;
sample So cents. For terms and null particulars
address the manufacturers, j. w. Skinner Co,
Onalaska, Wis. 63-SS
A GENTS Good agents to sell my new lamp
n burner; sells at sight. G. p H.. Globe
4 GENT-Competent; TO make contracts W. tn
n the merchants of Minneapolis and st. PAUL.
with one of good address and business alb ity very
sat sfactory terms will be made. Agent, Globe
office Minneapolis. 74-'5
4 ENTICES-Immediately 3egentlemen
n 10 learn railroad and commercial telegraph
business NJ the Globe Telegraph company, corner
Fourth and Jackson, $50 Jacson ST., st. Paul
Mimi 33S-*
DILL CLERK-State salary expected: must
ID come recommended. Apply at once. D. Fl.
J., Globe.
DARBER-At $50 Broadway 4
DARBER-Good, at S22 Payne av.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at once. ST. Robert St
COMPOSITORS-Fou call at 10 O'Clock
- Curtis Printing company, 15S East Third st:
CARPENTERS-Six at SAG wabasha ST., for
- the West side Gregg Griswold 8
CRORE BOY-To do chores morning and
X evening at lS9 Summit av. 8
C,OATMAkER-One coatmaker and vest
y maker. 4S2 Broadway. near seventh st. Z
CANVASSERS-Six.o on new article never sold
X before, salary commission. 4O619 Wa
basha ST., room s. 1916
OANyASSER-one familiar with newspaper
Y hut first class
Address c. 5. Goulden, Huff House, Winona,
Mimi 1916
nRUG CLERK-Reg istered; German pre-
~ ferred. s. II. r.. Globe.
CLAZEER wanted at once. Bjornstad & On
" dahl. Sl9 Rice 81.
CARDNER-A situation as gardner by man
VI OF experience; understands taking care of
horses and cows. Il. h, Globe
IF BOOKMEN could only see the reports our
L agents, handling THE LABOR Movement" are
sending in. they would not hesitate moment
in securing an agency for same; it is having an
enormous sale Write for particulars to the En-
pyreal Publishing house, st. Paul, Mimi. 74-79
MAN, with confidence in himself; good chance
wi for such party. Harrington, 10 West
Third st. 5
TOULDERS-Four mouiders wanted at the
IH Northern Pacific foundry. Parker Top
ping, Bra1nerd. Mimi. 8
NURSE for sick man. Apply 472 Cooper st. A
OFFICE BOY-An intelligent Office boy, Is or
~ l6 years old. Address in own hand writing.
Globe. j. W 4
DRINTER and boy at Herald Office, corner
\ Third and Cedar.
DAPER HANGERS-Fifteen paper hangers
I at L. G. Nicholas, 20 East Third st. 4
DAINTERs-six good fresco painters and ten
L paper hangers; permanent employment to
good men. Auerbach. Finch Van Slyck. 3
DAPER HANGERS and painters at 3S6 ST.
! Peter ST., panorama building 3
DLAsTERERS-Ten first-class. Apply at new
L Globe building. 1881
RAILROAD WORK-Fifty railroad men for
h Turtle Lake near Minneapolis: snip daily;
one years work. Curran & Co., $40 Sibley ST. 70
SOLICITORS and collectors wanted: ener-
- getic that speak German or Scandina-
vian call at room 81 and 6S. chamber of COM
merce, 10 a. IN. and . to p III. 1o-'7
CALESMEN-At few good statesmen. Apply at
- Singer Office, 81 East Third st. 1871
-JLlC1TOK-A irst-class solicitor who can
- give bonds: salary good if he suits. &. A,
Box 3l6 Red Wing MINI. 3
TAILORS-E Experienced pants and overall
J. makers. Powers Dry Goods company. 4
TEAMS-Twenty teams for railroad work near
L Duluth; 81 per day; free fare; eight scraper
holders Sl.75 per day; board SS50 steady work
for six months. John Swanson Il Co., corner
Seventh and Sibley. 10
yXT ANTED-Man with confidence in his own
w ability; good chance fo- such one. Har-
rinrton "a West Third st. IS
XETORk-Smart boy from "A to 49, wanted at
w the French laundry, l31 East Eleventh st.
XXTORk-Man to work for board week or so
w and then have steady job. NJ. 25. Globe 4
VYTORK-5OO day and station men for Knlne-
w lander, Wis; sl.15 per day, l6 to % cents
per yard. Charles Cotton, 500 Minnesota ST. 74-6
YOUNG MEN and ladies to learn teIegraphy,
i shorthand and tpyewriting, day and evening
classes; chance for men TO nearly cover all ex-
penses while learning; terms reasonable; send
for circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, 1856
Jackson ST St Paul 27g*
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